Countdown to Doomsday - Dec 21, 2012 (Mayan calendar)

Probably more often. That (repetition) is how predictions work. After all, if you predict often enough, eventually one might come true you can brag about.

Well, as good as any of the other predictions I guess. Don't like zombies, so perhaps I should load up on some extra ammo.

 

It's now or never to get started on that DIESEL engine swap on the Tacoma!

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LOL. It would take me a heck of a lot longer than a month to do an engine swap. However, perhaps there's some truth to the phrase "don't put off to tomorrow what you can do today."

Personally, if the world falls apart (collision, galactic alignment, etc), I envision my Tacoma floating off into space (none the worst for wear), with some alien eventually cruising around the universe in it. Hope he appreciates my music selections on the flash drive.

 

Only thirteen (13) more days to go, guys. Still plenty of time to get your comments in on this. Again, what do you think? Anyone want to predict which scenario, if any, is more likely at this point.

If your believe (or just don't want to tempt fate), what are your plans for the few remaining days leading up to the end? Anyone (prepper or otherwise) planning to bug out to some remote location or whatever?

 

What happens next when this date comes and goes?

 

Holy crap , time's running out

Stock up on supplies

Nibiru

 

You will regret saying that

Prepare yourself

Nibiru

 

Ill have a beer in my hand and just chillin No need to stress,
Just another failed "prediction"

 

Your posts are disturbing the other members. Reported.
(and I know you bought stock in generator, ammunition, and Kraft dinna manufacturers)

 

Lol, I came in here to say that but you beat me to it.

 

:wileyC:

 

I think ill get one of these. http://www.redbubble.com/people/scr...ource=google&gclid=CL25g8G0i7QCFRQcnAod9CsAZw

 

I just looked outside, the Sun is closer, we are in a degenerating orbit, surly this must be the end.

 

Exactly. Someone makes up another widely acceptable date and the whole process starts over again.

 

The date of December 21, 2012 is based on the total accumulation of days, not years (Mayan, Gregorian, or other), since the beginning of the Mayan calendar.

By the way, if you allow for leap years, there's a difference of 7 months, not 7 years, between the two calendars. Again, the December 21st date is not based on years (or months).

 

No need to buy Christmas presents this year